Ladies Oxford Gray Jackets Sale Prices
A sale offers 150 ladies Oxford gray jackets in multiple price points. Original prices listed as 10 dollars and 8.50 dollars with another at 7.50 dollars, now reduced to 3.95 dollars as a choice option.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1903
Page
4
A sale offers 150 ladies Oxford gray jackets in multiple price points. Original prices listed as 10 dollars and 8.50 dollars with another at 7.50 dollars, now reduced to 3.95 dollars as a choice option.
Western Union messenger boys in Salt Lake City face new limits on entering saloons and houses of ill repute. A citizens committee condemns the practice, while local officials plan inspections and a formal order to enforce the restriction. Horan and nearby company officials will supervise a three day inspection tour, after which they return to Denver.
In Omaha and Denver shifts, Horton faces reassignment as ecclesiastical leadership marks Bishop Jawnned's proiutsion as ontissiomery. Visiting bishops and local clergy gathered at Mark's with a rich program, including readings and choral pieces, filling Meelo and adjoining spaces.
Master Leo Penrose, a boy of four, extinguished a candle fire started by siblings while their parents were away, saving the home and preventing more damage. The fire caused minor injuries to the child while preserving the rest of the family property.
The Salt Lake County Horticultural Society is revived by Salt Lake County fruit growers after a long inactivity. An interim organization forms with officers including president Jilles Aerry of Draper and secretary J. Jungsen, aiming to unite fruit growers for mutual benefit. A county-wide meeting and committee appointments are planned to formalize the association and set future actions.
Fragmentary notes describe a resumed connection between Dawson and Lake Trine amid voyage tensions. Mentions Bert Aludley, an inn owner and route leader, with March or April events tied to Klondike exploration, investments, and a ceremonial journey continuing with consent of a local parson. The piece hints at gold mining stakes and a humanitarian angle in the rugged frontier setting.
Reported remarks from Mr Hadley describe prospecting for gold deposits near Dawson City, noting modern methods and potential yields. Mentioned are nugget finds valued at $120 and $200 per ton, with an estimated population of 8000 in Dawson and 25,000 in the district as interest builds for a new mining era.
Workmen start today to raze the old city jail and erect a $20,009 machine in its place, with an estimated three to four months to complete. In the interim, prisoners will be housed in county jail and basement of the city hall as renovations begin.
Aton of Thersra theft at Parley wien prompts sheriff to seek watch for the thief. Travelin wanderer W. Shreve of Vaio Pavidervilynd stays Windsor. Reports from Cheyanne mention land strike proof and moving to Povntello. Local death notice for Mrs Coy Tilhy in Todds Z Gulag Wels Tupsilyy and Libby’s Mien CG. Te Wibby formerly pastor at Mathidisé elie in Miseity, and Textor and Ben Yager captured by police. Tolson held for military authorities. Rabbits seized from hunting trip by Adjt Woods at Salention. Short Line depot notices and disturbances near town.
A chaotic report from New York on January 2 describes a mysterious event at 14 Micray Street. The piece mentions a frightening situation involving a tire and a building, with tenants allegedly affected and a sum of 825,000 referenced in relation to damages or costs. The garbled text obscures key details and names.
Fragmented readable text hints at a local or fictional name pair Veseavid and Trowree achieving some selection or win. Additional garbled phrases mention a diamateh and a trial week, a Vanowiekir semblance, and a reference to Tithe Shithe Gill, Mea AMIS, and Venexuelar lock file. The fragmentary nature prevents a clear news item.
A note describes Archbishop Twe heal returning from Vip te Rode with a valiant veterinary theme. Amid chants and concerns a bishop visits Mawetronk Chit library while a public library faces issues. A local millionaire in Anveriont city is linked to renovations at Caerwoesie library.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Wasior and Wasiton with scattered place names and time markers. The text is largely unintelligible, lacking coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities.
A mine tunnel worker James Cunninghamham is buried by a massive snow and rock slide in Binghan Canyon. Miners excavate through twenty nine feet of snow until Friday when the body is found bruised and broken, brought to the cabin and to be transported to the city.
Park City witnesses a lively evening gathering honoring Miss Crescent Siiilly and John Mitohat. Family and friends cheered as performances captivated attendees while Virds were played and prizes awarded.
At a special meeting Saturday night town officials announced the resignation of City Attorney Talnheimner. Apr Me Bowen was noted as joining the city's legal staff while Molnheimer will serve a term for Louatellos Ulin to join his brother W. A. Tolsheimer.
An arrest report from Wie Spymin details the detention of Barhin ix LIFT at the base, following collaboration with Sheriff Cromin of Italy and investigators. He faces an alleged violation with Miss P Ronny of this city and was lodged in Utal county jail after detention.
In Milford last week at 274 Loop, Benatar A R Lewis struck tavern work. A four and anedalymph pipe was installed and a drive completed to Fort and a wiring joint tapped. A larger tow rope export planned for December.
Fragmented report with garbled names and events mentions Knights of Pythdas, a hotel scene and a rodeo line. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but references to a game night, a goalie, and the exdoramk eis tives appear. No clear outcome or dates are legible.
A garbled account references a death and subsequent legal actions surrounding a family. Names appear distorted, with mentions of a man and a Cheater incident, a February date, and a bank sum of 825,00 noted amid unclear local authorities. The fragment lacks coherent context.
Jevenhat November 1 1092 China Ohviatenaen and son allege defendant company careless ordering a repair task causing scalding water and steam injury to Christensen who was working as a laborer assistant to a repair machinist. Suit seeks 25000 damages. Also reports a fatal November 18 1962 injury and a Mexico City earthquake note with a crack in a building near Chihuahua.
D Z Burke announced on June 26 that Baltimore and Ohio railroad officials approved a wage increase of 1 percent effective January 1. The raise applies to conductors brakemen and yard workers across all divisions. The notice notes the agreement was sanctioned by the company and extends to key railroad roles.
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